Almost Turn Key Electric set up
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Almost Turn Key Electric set up
Hi folks,
Figured this might be the best to start this discussion out, can always move it depending on where it goes. I've been tinkering away at getting prices and SKUs for the parts to convert my 3 kegs into an electric brewing set up. Seems fairly straight forward.
My question, is one more out of curiosity and possibly a bit of laziness; is there any place you've seen online, or maybe even Everwood would offer it, where a person could basically go in and pick up all the parts for an electric brewing system, minus the kettles or pots? Obviously try to find the best deal on all the individual parts is a great end goal, but for sheer convenience does such a thing exist? Thanks!
Figured this might be the best to start this discussion out, can always move it depending on where it goes. I've been tinkering away at getting prices and SKUs for the parts to convert my 3 kegs into an electric brewing set up. Seems fairly straight forward.
My question, is one more out of curiosity and possibly a bit of laziness; is there any place you've seen online, or maybe even Everwood would offer it, where a person could basically go in and pick up all the parts for an electric brewing system, minus the kettles or pots? Obviously try to find the best deal on all the individual parts is a great end goal, but for sheer convenience does such a thing exist? Thanks!
Tim Cress
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Re: Almost Turn Key Electric set up
Have you checked www.theelectricbrewery.com? Most of the parts that are listed for the build are linked directly to amazon. The controller I built for my setup was purchased from stilldragon, and bought as a complete kit (granted it is very simple - no PIDs etc).
I know Dave @ Everwood had mentioned awhile back that he was hoping to be able to start selling turn key controllers, but not sure where he is with that.
I know Dave @ Everwood had mentioned awhile back that he was hoping to be able to start selling turn key controllers, but not sure where he is with that.
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Re: Almost Turn Key Electric set up
Good to know. I looked at the build guide for the Kal's system, never really looked at the amazon links, so thanks for that!
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Re: Almost Turn Key Electric set up
Curious how the Stilldragon is working out for you. Was the build as straightforward as it seems on teh website? What size element do you use? I was thinking about buying one for my Kettle and one for my HLT.
Mike
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Re: Almost Turn Key Electric set up
I believe he now has an electrical outfit at his fingertips that can build and CSA certify custom panels
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Re: Almost Turn Key Electric set up
Im in the process of creating a Herms e-bree setup. auberins.com has some good items. they also have pre built controllers but theyre a small fortune. Im building my own
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Re: Almost Turn Key Electric set up
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Re: Almost Turn Key Electric set up
MikeMorrison wrote: ↑Wed Jun 06, 2018 1:41 pmCurious how the Stilldragon is working out for you. Was the build as straightforward as it seems on teh website? What size element do you use? I was thinking about buying one for my Kettle and one for my HLT.
Mike
(knocking on wood) It's been great...probably the better part of a 100 batches on it and still kicking! It was a very simple build using the plans on the website. I'm using a 5500w element that I picked up from Everwood.
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Re: Almost Turn Key Electric set up
Excellent to hear. I'll be looking to make the switch to electric before the winter.
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